Bloomsday 2018 was a hit!
Thanks to everyone who made this year’s festival a Joy(ce)ful week!
2019 Festival Bloomsday Montréal set for June 12-16
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2018 Performers, Storytellers, Authors and Scholars
Reading and storytelling performances, panel discussions, walking tours, live music, food, theatre and much more.
Take a look at the 2018 program. Registration opens May 1.
Festival Bloomsday Montréal Newsletter
We Are Seeking a Webmaster
A fee of $20 per hour to a maximum of 20 hours per month will be paid monthly upon invoicing. Webmaster shall at all times serve Festival Bloomsday Montréal as an independent agent. Please submit your one-page expression of interest or a c.v. to Festival Bloomsday Montréal President David Schurman at Bloomsday’s email address: bloomsdaymontreal@gmail.com.
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Vegan Pumpkin Bread
This vegan pumpkin bread is easy to make and doesn’t require any fancy or expensive ingredients. It’s perfect served with tea or coffee and nobody will know it’s vegan, unless you tell them! For a savory version of this pumpkin bread simply omit the sugar and raisins. This bread would be a fantastic accompaniment with a seasonal soup or stew. Enjoy!
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ASMR and James Joyce
Does Finnegans Wake have ASMR qualities? The term “auto sensory meridian response” was coined by Jennifer Allen, a cybersecurity specialist, in a Facebook group she founded in 2010. And since the phenomenon has exploded on the internet, especially on YouTube and Facebook, you are probably already familiar with it.
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10 Reasons to Become a Colum McCann Fan
Colum McCann is an Irish writer of literary fiction. His tales are easy to read, poetic even. Let the Great World Spin (2012) brought him international recognition and he has used his fame to create social change through storytelling. Here are ten more reasons why I recommend him.
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Colleen Curran and Waiting for Godot at The Coconut Grove
In 1956 Beckett’s Waiting for Godot had its American premiere at the Coconut Grove in Miami. One of the stars of this legendary fiasco was Bert Lahr. Colleen Curran’s new comedy Godot at the Coconut Grove gives a behind the scenes look at the day of and morning after the disastrous opening night.
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Waking The Feminists
Dublin’s Abbey Theatre program, Waking the Nation, begun in 2015 to commemorate the centenary of the 1916 Easter Rising featured only 1 of 10 plays written by a woman, and 3 of 10 directed by women. This can be viewed as a remarkable paradox in retrospect partly given the now-documented role of women in the 1916 Rising and in the history of the Abbey Theatre founded by W.B. Yeats and Lady Gregory in 1904.
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Festival Bloomsday Montréal in Photos
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Festival Bloomsday Montréal 2018
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2018-06-15 Bloomsday Ghost Walk
2018-06-14 Bloomsday The Wake
2018-06-14 Bloomsday The Wake
2018-06-12 Bloomsday Festival Opener
2018-06-14 Bloomsday The Wake
2018-06-14 Bloomsday The Irish In Canada
2018-06-12 Bloomsday Festival Opener
2018-06-14 Bloomsday The Irish In Canada
2018-06-15 Bloomsday Ghost Walk
2018-06-16 Bloomsday Molly Bloom Soliloquy
2018-06-12 Bloomsday Festival Opener
2018-06-15 Bloomsday Ghost Walk
(Photos by Thomas Bock – Thomas Bock Creative)
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With Love From Dublin: Bloomsday Montréal Greeting
In 2016 Montreal’s Mayor Coderre declared Montreal and Ireland as ‘twin cities’. In this spirit of fellowship the Lord Mayor of Dublin and Dublin City Council, have gifted us at Festival Bloomsday Montréal 2017 with this lovely video greeting.
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